Baader UFC RASA 11 Kit for M54

Baader PlanetariumSKU: RASA11-UFC

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  • Description
The RASA11 telescope requires 72.8mm of back focus. When using a full frame camera you want to have the most clearance available to prevent vignetting.

The Baader UFC system provides the ridged mounting required to support a full frame camera and to achieve extremely accurate back focus. We have packaged up the required parts into one convenient part number.

The kit includes:

2459126 RASA adapter

2459145 15-20mm vari ring

2459142 15mm ring

2459110 filter base

2459112 2” (48mm mounted) filter slide

2459117 M54 adapter

All of the parts, including the camera with the angle adjustment ring is 70.5mm. The vari adapter that I also included will let you get exactly 72.8mm. There is usually a .5mm tolerance.

Also available for M48 and M42 camera systems. Please call for details.

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